Dormitory

The industry acknowledged women quickly as a market force, as cocktail-compatible spirits like vodka and flavored vodkas led liquor sales to the detriment of the brown barroom standards like whiskey, and bars and lounges became as design-conscious as boutiques, or as visibly unconcerned with gender issues as a co-ed college dormitory. 

FDA-speak Until recently the term product failure was used, even if for a perfectly good product the deviation was traceable to a mistake in adding up some numbers in the lab. This is as preposterously strict as not graduating any student who ever forgot to switch off the dormitory light. 

An 18-year-old male is having a routine physical before leaving for college. He will be a freshman and is looking forward to dormitory life. The health care provider recommends some vaccinations be given at this visit. 

A dormitory now houses 30 men and allows 42 square feet of space per man. If five more men are put into this dormitory, how much less space will each man have ... 

The target population for a survey is that set of elements about which the data will be used to make inferences. The target population for the national radon survey will be all occupied residential housing units in the United States which are used as primary residences. This will include both single and multi-family housing units. The survey will not include schools, workplaces, group quarters (dormitories, institutions, rooming houses, etc.), seasonal units, or unoccupied units. 

Administer MOM to previously unvaccinated college freshmen living in dormitories MPSV4 is an acceptable alternative. 

On February 3,1956, Autherine Lucy became the first African-American student to attend the University of Alabama, although the dean of women refused to allow Autherine to live in a university dormitory. White students rioted in protest of her admission, and the federal government had to assume command of the Alabama National Guard in order to protect her. Nonetheless, on her first day in class, Autherine bravely took a seat in the front row. She remembers being surprised that the professor of the class appeared not to notice she was even in class. Later, she would appreciate his seeming indifference, as he was one of only a few professors to speak out in favor of her right to attend the university. 

Women living in close contact (e.g. sleeping in the same dormitory) often synchronise their menstraal cycles. 

Ever since McClintock (1971) described synchronized estrus cycles in 135 women who roomed together in a women s college dormitory, the search for possible olfactory cues, as occur in other mammals, has continued. The longer the women in McClintock s study spent time together during the academic year (October through March), the closer the times of onset of their menstrual cycles... 

JEFFREY Linzer is a dormitory counselor at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey. 

Requirements for upholstered furniture flammability exist in various states, including California, based on California Technical Bulletin 133 (CA TB 133),91 which was also made into a consensus standard by ASTM committee E05 as ASTM E 1537.92 The gas burner used as the ignition source in CA TB 133 is a square-shaped burner that applies propane gas for 80s at a flow rate of 13L/min. The test is severe enough that it can usually not be met, unless the foam contained in the upholstered furniture item is flame-retarded. The pass/fail criteria are a peak heat release rate of 80 kW and a total heat released that does not exceed 25 MJ over the first 10 min of the test. In California, moreover, all foam contained within upholstered furniture must be flame-retarded to comply with CA TB 117. Moreover, the IFC and NFPA 101 both have parallel requirements to those discussed earlier for mattresses. In other words, the 2006 editions of both the codes contain requirements that upholstered furniture items in health care occupancies as well as detention and correctional occupancies that are not sprinklered must comply with a peak heat release rate of 250kW and a total heat release of no more than 40 MJ in the first 5 min of the test, when tested to ASTM E 1537 (or CA TB 133). However, the 2007 edition of the IFC and the 2009 edition of NFPA 101 lowered these values to 80 kW and 25 MJ over 10 min. Finally, the IFC 2007 added college and university dormitories to the list and eliminated the sprinkler exception for detention occupancies. 

The classes took place on a small campus composed of a dormitory, a lecture hall, and a laboratory. Class size was limited to twelve students and contact with the outside world was not encouraged (no radios, TV, phones, or newspapers) so the student could fully immerse himself in the teachings. It was a Mystery School. 

The repairs were completed on June 6, 1944, and that very same day another order was issued for repairs to crematoria II through V. These repairs were completed on September 6.177 However, if we take Pressac s word, crematorium IV was used as dormitory from late May 1944 on, for the prisoners making up the Sonderkommando.m One can thus assume that crematorium IV was not in service at all in 1944, whereas crematorium V was functional from early June 1944 until January 18, 1945, i.e., for 230 days. 

The chamber was spacious. A bed apiece and a chest for clothes and a couple of chairs, all of them quality pieces. The Sanudos were generous to their servants, even if they worked them hard, for I have seen dormitories half its size with a dozen flunkies packed in like salted fish. Holding the branches of the wand, I raised it so the stalk pointed straight forward. 

The female servants dormitory was at the front. It was a very fine bedroom, and at the moment Noelia had it to herself, except that it was also being used to store furniture. I dowsed my way around and found nothing suspicious. What sort of a Neptune was I supposed to look for A book about Roman gods A statue A painting Fiery spiders ... 

Other indicalions First-year colle students living in dormitories microbiologists who are routinely exposed to isolates of Neisseria meningitids, military recruits and persons who travel to or live in countries in which meningococcal disease is hyperendemic or epidemic (eg, the "meningitis belt" of sub-Saharan Africa duringthe dry season pecember-June]), particularly... 

Wright, C.G., R.B. Leidy and H.E. Dupree Jr (1984). Chlorpyrifos and diazinon detection on surfaces in dormitory rooms. Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol., 32, 259-264. 

Which of the following is the most probable distance between a dormitory room and the chemistry lecture room ... 

In September, 2005, I spent two weeks as an independent volunteer at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas where between 2,000 and 4,000 Katrina evacuees were cared for daily. I worked along with local professionals in a satellite mental health clinic at the base. We spent time roaming in the huge dormitories to talk with folks informally, provide support, and identify individuals and families who might benefit from more specific services in the clinic itself. In the clinic, we provided assessments of mental health needs arranged for assistance with practical matters such as securing prescriptions provided counseling around issues such as insomnia, flashbacks, anxiety and provided support as people told their stories of horror. 

In December 2005 the first cases of mumps were reported from a college campus in Iowa the source of the epidemic is unknown. The spread of the disease is multifactorial and includes the close contact of dormitory living and the fact that only 25 states and the District of Columbia require a two-dose MMR vaccine for college admission. The inexperience of young physicians who have most likely never seen mumps and the fact that mumps may not be considered in vaccinated individuals were also cited as factors. In addition, the MMR vaccine is not 100% effective, and susceptible persons who were not successfully immunized might be sufficient to sustain transmission. 

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